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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-05-13
o.M.As ST. PAU. RAILWAY

Time of trains on c. NJ. St. P. BY. at Ranney,
formerly Kenosha Guessing:
Going North-l2:l4 A. M. S.A A. NJ, LIS P. NJ,
440 r. n. $50 P. N.
Sunday-North-4.40 P. NJ.
2.0I p. NJ, sos P. NJ.
Sunday-SOuth--l10l A. Nj.
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CHESTER WHITE PIGS.

l have litter of pure bred Chester
White pigs for sale, ready for delivery
June 18th. | have also some sows for
sale, due to pig in August.
R. F. ROBERTS, Woodwork.
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STATE OF wIscoNsIN-couNTY COURT

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COURT
FOR KENOSHA C0UNTY-IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular
term Of the County Court to be held in and fol
SAD County, at the County Court room in the
City OF Kenosha, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in June A. D. 1887, being the seventh
day of June, A. D. 1887, the following matters
VIII be heard and considered:
JoHk cURTiSS. deceased. estate.
The application of w. S. Dearsley, for ex-
animation and allowance of his hnal account as
ADMINISTRATOR of the estate Of John CurtisS. late
OF the town Of Somers, in said county, deceased,
ana for assignment and distribution of the resi-
due of said estate.
JOHN PERkESok, deceased, estate
The application of Ellen O'Brien. for the ap.
pointmeut of an administrator of the estate of
Jonn Perkeson, late of the town of Bristol, in
said county, deceased.
Dated Kenosha, Wis, May 18th, A. D. 1887,
By eTder of the Court
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
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REPORT OF SHEARING.

.. OULL W6lgnef
*Weight of Carcass. &Weight of Fleece.
B. FL. SToCKER, President.
L. M. THAYER, Secretary.
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SAILED.

Propellers r. A. Seymour and Moni-
tor schooners G. Ellen, Julia Larson,
Contest, Pride and Josephine Dresden.
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. George Leonard, of Crane
Haven, Mich, has come to visit he
brother. Mr.. N. D. Edwards. and othel
relatives.
Mr.. J. Fox aud wife took trip 4
Menominee Falls, TO attend the we'd
ding of sister.
The father and mother Of Elder
Perry have arrived from England, and
hear are to reside at Bristol.
On Sunday next Asbury will lie
opened for service. The folks over the
river have engaged Mr.. Thayer, and he
intends to talk about Stephen being
stoned. 1t will look like old times to
see service in old Asbnry. Come out,
every one of you.
Mrs. H. C. Burdick is reported to be
very sick.
Mrs. Ella Mathews, who has been
residing at Mr.. N. d. Edwards some
time, is going to Connecticut to live
with an aunt.
Bristol folks are beginning to think
that shower of rain would be very
good thing. Seeds put in the ground
are dormant.
Mr.. E. M. Harvey, of Racine, is
round trying to correct any errors made
by his canvassers in the post Office adj
dress OF residents in Bristol for his
directory. Wei, if Mr.. III. is fair
specimen OF Racine gentlemen, they
are a good looking set of men.
Rev. Mr.. Thayer will preach in Asbury
chapel next Sunday at 200 P. M. Sub
ject And they stoned Stelhen."
This will be the opening sermon under
the new dispensation.
Rev. Ell. M. Corsbie has re-rented the
house and orchard where he is now
living, on DR. Wards farm, and will re-
main there until fall. L. A. Crosby has
rented the rest of the. farm.
The Bristol and Paris Congregational |
church and Society have voted to extend
the present arrangement with Rev. G. |
Selden to supply their pulpit for an in
definite time.
Cherry and pear trees are in full |
blossom and inspire us with happy hope
Of fruitage. Many apple trees will be a
mass OF gay, open Blossoms this week.
Many farmers will plant corn during
this week and many are busily preparing
to plant, and ground and weather were |
never more favorable for getting out
manure. and blowing and fitting the
and. Grass is growing finely, and cat
tie get fair bite in pasture.
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MAILS OPEN.

0:l6 NJ from the North and South; 1915 P. M.
from the West; 200 P. Il :, from the South; 2:30
p. NJ, from Milwaukee; 545 P. NJ. from the North;
IT'S from the South
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STATE OF wIsCONsIN--C0UNTY:C COURT Fol
KENOSHA COTrNTY-TN pRORATE

kENUSHA COUNTY-IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular term Of
the County Court to be held in and for said county,
at the County Court room in the city of Kenosha in
said county, the first Tuesday in June, A. d.
1887 being the It'll day of june A. D. 1887 tie fol.
lowing matter will be heard and considered:
In the matter Of the qua dianship of Hannah f. Pal
mer an incompetent person.
Application of Ferdinand Vsnderbeck, guardian of
Hannah T. Palmer, an incompetent person, for the
examination and allowance of his account of his
receipts and disbursements as said guardian since
February 18th, 1884,
Dated Kenosha, Wis, April 9th, A. D. 1887.
By order of the Court.
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge,
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A HUSBANDS GREATEST BLESS
INC

Is a strong, healthy, vigorous wife, with
a clear, handsome complexion. These
can all be acquired by using DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic,
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Mrs. John Hannah died in Chicago
ON the 9TH inst, after a long illness,
aged Is years. Mrs. Hannah was
the mother of Mr.. John Hannah, of
Somers, and Mr.. James Hannah, Prin-
cipal of school in Chicago. She was
for many years resident of this county
and was esteemed by all who knew her.
Her funeral services were held in st.
James church OH Monday afternoon,
and were attended by large number
of people from both city and country.
The 4th of July is coming. Barkis"
is willing, but where is Harris ?-Kenosha
Courier.
Mr.. G. S. Harris is here and we hope to
remain. Mr.. G. S. Harris was the life of
Kenosha during his residence in that
city. The first 4th of July races given
under his management was attended by
thousands of people. Our city was near
ly deserted on that day. Yes we re-
member the great race between Sheridan
and Barkis. Our boys found the walking
good from Kenosha home, after the race.
Racine Times.
Mrs. H. G. Porter, of Jacksonville, VT,
says, April 2, 1885: /" d.. Seth AqnoLds
Cough Killer has been used in my family
for a number of years and we find it
excellent for cold" For sale by all
druggists. Price Csc, SOC. and 81 90 per
bottle.
Mr. Joshua Whitley died in Pleasant
Prairie on the 4th inst, aged 81 years, 6
months and days. His remains were
inferred in the cemetery at Pleasant
Prairie, on Friday afternoon, May 9th.
Mr.. Whitley was one of the oldest set
tiers in this neighborhood. He was born
in RuShworth, Yorkshire, England, in
1895 came 10 America in 1928, and
settled in Wisconsin. He leaves six
children. The funeral services were
conducted at his late residence by Rev
]. Reynolds, in The presence of a large
circle of sympathizing friends.
Large and delighted audiences are at
tending the Indian exhibitions at the
Opera House, and the Indian " Sagwa'
and other Indian medicines are having
large and increasing sales. The admis-
sion is free to adults Saturday after
noon, at o'clock, a children's matinee
-, will be given admission, 5 cents. Sat
urday' night a grand double programm,
will be offered, introducing many new
a features. Admission, 10 cents. Re
member, admission free, excepting Sat
q urday. Indian doctor in attendanc,
I during the day consultation free. TIL
! company will remain all of next week.
We have added several new STYLES O
job type, including Caligraph (same a
1t used in type-writing machines) to on
h already large assortment, and are bette
/" than ever prepared to furnish TASTY an
e stylish printing of every description. L
this connection we beg leave to say tha
we do all our work at home, from tn
y smallest card to the largest poster, an
= will duplicate any prices that may be o
: fered either by home or outside con
s. petitors, and viii guarantee good stoc
T. and full count on every job that We d.
" We have also added a stereotyping on
r. fit to our plant, and are prepared
nf stereotype book or Job work.
e.: More butter is ruined by bad celia
vi and caves than from any other cause {
the farm.
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CHICAGO ! NoRTHwEsrERU RAILWAY.

CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Time Of departure Of passenger trains from Keno
sha Wis, in effect May 10. 1887.
$40 p. NJ, 10.5oP NJ. =,
Going South-l2s A. NJ. 100 A. NJ, 1886 A. NJ
1905 p. NJ, 2OT P. M, 6.13 ?. NJ.
sunday-South -12.O4 I, ID. and bis 7. H.
6.4a p. NJ, 1850 P. NJ.
No,thElO24 A. NJ, and $40 P. III.
K no.ha and Rockford Diyision-Train arriyeq
Al 200 NJ and leaves at 3l5 P. ".
THOMAS GIBBONS. Agent
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To sweeten bitter yeast thrust intoit a
red-hot iron.
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N7I73i&57lZIks
NOE RCOR N s

The safest surest quickest and best for Corns
Bunons Warts Moies Callouses &c. flinders their fur
feet comfortable Hindercorns when everything
else fails Sold by Druggists at I5c HIscox Co.. N 7.
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TT0TTcan live at home and make more money at
VIII work for us than at anything else in this
iii world. Capital not needed You start
III ed free. Both sexes all ages. Any
can do the work: Large earnings sure
from first starr. Costly outfit and terms free. Bet
ter not delay. Costs you nothing to send us your
address and find out if you wise You will do so
at once. II. HALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
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a KIE.lEEN PROPRIETOR,
HOWARD VAN WICK.

LAO w AMI AN w - AA>
ATTORNEY -AT-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
OhHce-Msrkst square, one door west of J. Mon
aghan's grocery store
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them CastOria
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3as @p6emblaF
Mir fenben bon iebt ab bos vWo9en.
biatt" fit ben preis BON $500 aui
Elm Sabr portofrei nod Deutf6lano.
Der 9eruusgeber.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bes Wns
@eublatt $3.50.
&eifenbe u genten:
~. Meanelipbn.
s. g. 8ui@.
aas @pdeublait
6 . + | 8.

CAT Mntonio, 10. Sept. '87.
9as meme Gnmrt- raS gtaSt pans.
Sn ibrer @ibung arn @amfag baber
bic COUNTY GommiHdre unb bic Mit.
glieber bes @tabtratbfontites enbghltil
bef6loHen, bas neIe @ebduoe auf ber
Militdrs pla3a 3u errt1ten. Dieie Gin.
timmigfeit tn Der Wabl beg Bauplabes
1T iiberrai9enb, tpent man ndmli9 IN
Detra9t 5iebt, tpie ungeeignet Wilitdr.
pla3a fiir ben beabft9tigten 3tped 1T.
gtDas, mogegen bic idmmtli9en Set.
tunge1 Der @tabt, BITE bod bic 6fent.
Ii6e Meinung reprdientiren, fi6 aus,
fpre1en, fel gef9eben, = ba lit man
bod bere6tigt, anaunebmen, baB aud
bic MaiDritdt Der 8iirger gegett bas
proieft III!
MoIen bic Birger oulben, baB Ell.
nige tuenige 8earnte entgegen ibren
Wanf1en baubeln? Wir f9lager bor,
baB Elm gebarnifGter proteF gegeil bic
MbFdt uno ben Bei9luB bes obigen
| gemeinfamett Romite's einaerei1t tuer,
be. Die Sa9e TT BON grpBer Mi1tigs
feit, benr Elm @ebdube, tueIbes ben
eteuer5ablern 100000 toifeu fol-,
tpirb ni9t ole Sage aufsefibrt unb bas
@eIb ba3u ui9t INNER 10 freiwinig pie
biesmal, bemiaigt.
STIR Die Mustpabl Der MilitGrpIa3d
aIs 8augrunbfhid I1Bt fi1 au9 ni9t
Elm ein3ises fi6baltises grsurnent an.
fubreu unb bas, tpel1es bas Gomite in
ben 9orbergruno 5u brdngen fu9t, baB
es nidts fofet, 1T einfa9 u~nberfdnbig
unb ld1erli1. Derus man bebenft, baB
es ii1 INN ben Bau zines @ebdu6es
banbelt, uel6es mebrere 9unberttaus
ferb Dollar foffen tpirb.
Menn 6as @ebdube aber t1ttr beBhalb
auf ber MiIitdr. pIaaa crridtet Dsrben
iou, UNI einem getpifien ettpas febr Der.
na9IdiFgten 6tabttbeiI auf3ubelfen =
o6er tpie infer Mapor fagt, - bamit
ni@t MQes auf eine1 Sled fommt =
bann baben mir uniere befonbere Miei.
rung BON Der a6minifratipen Gdbigfeit
beg RDmites, bic mir banr, eber Rnra.
i6tigfeit uno gngber3isfeit! neuueu
m66ten.
Mls Oh es ni9t nod cine gauge Nns
5abl bon guten 8aupldBen gdbe, auBer
Der Marmo pIa3a, bic Dem Qomiie elm
Dorm i'm Muge 5u fein i1eiat.
Mir fragerl einfa9: Wel9er priDat.
mann tptirbe fi6 elm toifpieIiges Mobn.
baus auf einem unpafen6en, unaniebn.
WIDEN Grunbftid In f9le6ter Gage ers
ri6teH, Bios, neil Der BauplaB biGig
iff2 GeuiB &einer. unb ME Elm
pribatmaru, 10 iolten bic bonn WoIte
getDdblteu gDuntps uub Stabtbeamten
1T allen ibnet anbertrauter MneeIegens
beitea unb @eiGdfteu aud banbelnI
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Sc ergab 1859, 342 unaen feines SLIDER,
mel6e einen Min3pertb BON $218, 942
reprdfentiren. @olo 1T ni9t gefunben
tporben.
SIN Gisealiabr 1867 betrug bic
4usbeute 1888 nn3en feines @ilber,
nit einem Miin3wertb BON $248, 072;
Der @rtrag mar alfo geger bas Noriabr
UNI $29, 100 geitiegen.
unb porausfi9tli9 tpirb f9 Der ges
fammtgewinn Der 8ergtperte nit benz
Weitereinbringen Der giienbabnen in
ben Wineraloiftritt BON Sabr 3u Sabr
feigern; iobaB mir bofen 6irfen, baB
Seras, pel6es iebt f@on officien in Die
Msibe Der gbelmetaIe probuairen6e1
unionsfaatea einsetreten 1T, i'm nd9s
ften Sabresberi9t nit einem abermals
b6beren probuttionsbetrage fisuriren
mirb.
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2ae Areikfaer Gpmite

bat aberuiaIs cine Gibung abgebaIten
unb fDlgenbe 6erreu aIs @orfber BON
Subtomites errannt: s. 6. Mleranber,
Ginau3eu, GenrD glmenborf, 6anDeI,
s. s. Collins, Gnbrifen. @. %. @uB,
gifenbabnen, u. 6. SGrpber, Miner,
20. 6. 0ilton, giuuanberung. O.. 90.
Dilep unb Sobn bon pdIeffine, Ser,
beabfi9tigeit, cine Maf6inenfabrit unb
Werfftdtten fir bic &eparatur uItb ben
gau BON giienbabns llteulilien 3u ers
ri6ten NIT eirem 4apitaI bon SIC, 900.
Oobotl finb bereits $1,000 BON ben 6ers
rem Oilep, Doafum uno Collins ges
5ei9net; bic febIenben $13, 900 follen
DON San atttorier 2~apitaliften aufge.
bra9t perben. 9err Collins nleiat,
6aB bies Elm 2ei6tes fei. (Niit anbern
Worteu beiBt bas aliD, baB San Mntos
nio ben 9rn. Silep cine Gobrit bauen
mir tpoueu benz v8ubm~
ni9t binberli6 feit uno tein Wort rnebr
bariber berIieren.) Gin Brief Der
6erren JDbnffOn Bros. bon Detroit,
Die ~anfr0gea, tpel9e 9ortbeile Sangns
tonic fir bic Nnlegung elmer papiers
fa6rif bietet, tpurbe benz ~betrefenbet
Gomite 3tr e~ingehenoen 8eantiporting
iiberEieien. Na@ elmer langaibmigen
&ebe bes Serrn STEPHEN @oulb, norm
hd beriefbe fir bas &eelamema@en fur
bic 6tabt in Gorm BON pampbleten
ausfpro6, iuurbe bef6lpfer, 80 PCT.
bon olen Subfcriptionen fiir Nn3eiget
In biefer Gorm su betuiligen. 10 PCT.
baDon folen iofort ei1perIangt tperben.
0ierauf erfoIste 8ertaeuus.
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edtaeen .Weretn ,,SdaerIuh...

Beibem greis.S @ieBen bes S9hben'
8ereins sSdserlut" getpannen bic 1a@s
ifebenoen 9erren bic aus9eieBten neun
preife:
~ gloOlf 9rsiB; p gbas alrnOlb,
fur eineu Gremben; 81 90. &abm
~ gbas 4rnolb, fir fi9; 81 CHARLES
Werner; 81 O. Altmann; y q. Wags
ner; 81 Gbas Weienbers; 81 S.
Strider.
Bel benz Sopfi9lagen, Das nod 8es
enbieung bes SdieBens ueranftaItet
murbe, unb bas niGt menig CUR allge'
meinen grbeiterune beitrug, trug Grau
4uguff S9ulb ben preis oabon.
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MuerIet.

Sn Der beutiger WerfammIung
Der 2aiino . @eieuf9aft toramen bic
ueuen Statutett 3ur britter 2efung uno
enbgtltigen Nnnabme. 9ie Mitglieber
Derbeu fi6 porausii@tli9 3ablret9 ein'
fnben.
- Die fdmmtli1en Waarenborrdt1e
bon 6. gfrpn & So. in ibren Nieberz
lagen an @ib>Gloress StraBe unb Msis
litdr $ Pla3a finb Iaut BerfaufslAein
fiir $18, 900 an SuQinan G O'Gonnor
iibertragen morben.
@nbli6 fiub bic pIdms unb Gpes
cififationen fir bas 1leue Bunbesge.
bdube BON benz Observation-Disclosures Mr>
6iteften @Orbon mad Wafbinston abs
gel9ift Dorben. DofTentli1 tueroen
nun balo MnfdItcn gum gnu geirofen.
-6err s. 2ammers bon @alpes
ton. Der ii@ nit iei1er Gamilie auf Ell.
ner GrbOlungsreiie befinbet, madte uns
ieinen 8eiu6. 0err 2ammers gebenft
bon bier aus nod einen Mbfe1er mad
ben neuen @iienbabnlfdbten Borne,
Comfort unb &errpine au MAIDEN.
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Gin W-eriiimammasuttttel.

Grau gb0be @besleb in @eterfon, @lab
County, Soipa, er3dblt bic ~folgenbe bemerfens.
pertbe @efdi@te, beren 8abrbeit bon ben 8e.
iuobnern ienes StdOtGens berbiirgt pir0 sd
bin IS Sabre aft unb bin LANCE Sabre binbnrd
BON Nierenleiben unb @%eldbmtbeit gepeiniat
tporben. Sd mar fdliebIid ntht mebr i'm
Stanbe, mid aqein anaufleiben. SEPT bin id
bonig fret bon alien 2eioen NIB S1mersen unb
fam iosar n,eine SAusarbeit CANA alleia ber.
ridten. Das Derbaute ib ben electric Bitters,
tpelbe mid bSais b~eriinst unb mid Don aner
aranfbeit unb alien Sieatbun bsfreit baben."
Man beriu9e cine Glaf9e. Die fIeine GIafAe
foftet so Gents, bic sro6e 81 unb III au babe1 in
ber apotbete bon u. DreiS.
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Die .Tatr" Der bemtfdb . em8ltfd5en'
Gd1mle.

Die 9ameu, tpeI9eb bic arrangements
ftr ben In ben Sagen bonn 10. gum IL.
Oftober ab5ubaItenbeu Ba3aar gum
Befen Der beutf9 : englii9en 69ule
ii%bernommen baben, finb auBerorbent.
lid tbdtig geueien unb baben es bers
fanben, bas Snterefe fur benfelben in
ben meiteften 3reiien unierer beuti9en
einmobnerf9aft wa9surufen. @1on
iebt ldBt f9 Dorausiasen. baB oas uns
ternebmen elm in ie6er 8eaiebung ers
folgrei9es tperben tpirb.
Sene 9amen, tuel9e fur bic i'm 8er>
lauf ber Gair i~fattfinbenbea 9erlooiuns
gen nod DaHborbeiten ober fonitige
@ef@enfe gu lieferH utiaiden, tueroen
gebeten, bieieIben an Grau s. @roos,
OfsGommereesS traBe ab5ugeben.
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Sie i'm fran;6lii6en Rrieesminis
fertum aageffelten S@reiber, tpel1e
unter Der NufIaee psrbdftet murben,
bic @inaelbelten fir bic Mobilihrung
bes XVII. Irmsecorps bor3eitig ents
taat gu baben, Durben als i1ulbftei
entlafer. IS iiellte fi6 tpd1renb Der
unterfu1ung beraus, bob Der pabre
uebeltbdter cine i'm &riegsminiferium
iiberbaupt ni6t a~rgeffeIte perior tpar,
wel@e in benz betreffenbem Departe.
rient umberlnngette unb ieBt berf6puns
ben 1T.
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Mrusca.ealbe.

Die bete Salbe ber AeIt fir S@nitte
0uetf6uuseu, gef9iuirt, Gieber- unb Saut.
AnSf@las, GIe@te, seiprnusene Sdnbe, Srof.
benlen uub ale 4autfrnntbeiten ; fnrirt Ga.
msrrboiOen ODER teine D~e3abIung. @6Iiae
Classification garautirt ober bn8 geIb pir6
turiderfattet. 2B Gents bic SGa&teI BEL u
Dreib4
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Ser 81. mone. uuier Iouoi6'

= 9err u. Mope, unier Iangidb.
riger unb nIfeiti9 beliebter unb BODICE.
d6teter Mitbirger, feiert teuie isinen
67isn @eburtstng. Wir wiinfhen
bios, DaB er bic Wiebsrfebr biefes ia.
ges nod redt oft bel gutter @eIunobeit
IN Qreiie feiner GamiIie, 8elannien
aub Greuube feiern m6ge!
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2aBt gu@ nidt tduf@en bur9
niebere preiie fur Nrbeit, tpel9e better
als irgeub cine In Seras geliefert tpirb,
iOubern perftigt gu9 nod gaIIa.
M ans pbotpgrapbiidem NteIier, SO.
Alb Oft,0ouffOnsS traBe, mo gu1 quite
uno 3ufrieoentelenbe 4rbeit gu reellem
preile garantirt pirb.
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0erfnif 3nn Mnitern ,

Grii6 isoen Gag! Wer5en in ieber
G0rm %ieruirt. @benio gBilb aler Mrt,
le na9 ber SabIes3eit. - gu baben i'm
Reftanrant bon 9arnif9 & 8dr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-19

unfere neuerl Minteripaaren:
Clothing, 9errensS oilettes Nrtifel, uns
ier3eug &c. tDmmen nod unb mad an
unb Iieser our gefi6tisuus often. qans
coat 6 Sobn.
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&otel Mabmde, gde Souaon &
st. Warp StraBe, gegeniber Der 9urrs
bale, Son Mntonio. Neutf6es
9otel erfer &Iaffe. llebers
nimmt Diners, 6oupers &c. fir fIeine
Geieaf9aften, So@seitett &C., tpelde NIT
GROCER SorgfaIt ausseftibrt tperoen.
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= 9as grbBte Eager bon @emebrs
uab &eDolbersp atruner rfb 6tlien BET
piper & S@uItbeB.
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-Sie rFavorite Prescription (2ieb=
lingsperoronung) DR.. pierce's furirt
stueibli9e S@ud6e" unb dbnIi6e Sci.
ben. 8ei N~poibetern gu baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-19

- Mle neue Gorten in 6iiien, bic
Dunlap einsefdIofen, bel paaeoaf &
6obn.
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grmd! 8rnd! grtdb !

uir6 unfeblbar furfrt nod Der Metbobe
Der Ooftoren 8. s.. unb s. Wiliams,
st. 2ouis, Mo. Meber Mfe1er nod
bppooermif@e WobeIn tperoen anges
tuanot. Sofortige grIei9terung, unb
griinbli@e 9eilung in flrser 3eit. Mail
tuirb ni6t berbinbert ieiner Mrbeit ober
feiner @ef@dfteu nad3ugeben. Nuf
Wuni@ mirb bic SeiIung garantirt.
R0niultation unentgeItli@. WdBige
preiie. Spre9t Dor 3immer 30. 4
iiber @olf & Marr. 10,9, tutp
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@aberidss Wauf, alIsemeines gaut.
gei9dft. sablt Az 3inien auf Depofitsn
fir befimrnte .3eit.
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S9nitt< un6 Mpbe ~Maare1t

gu %bsfafen. I'm nun u~nieren gorratb bon 9erren.
fdnea ale mSslid aus3uperfaufen, merben i
preiien losf6lasen. Die Yreiie werben bon
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-09-28

and assume that seclusion has
done our sisters such incalcu-
liable good it seems rather a pity TO
draw them from it. For my own part.
| believe that with equal financial
training and opportunity women viii
occasionally steal; not SO much prob
ably. even in the end. as men do. but
in proportion sufficient to prove them
human. 1t is absurd to suppose that
a sex which produced so consumate a
bit of fraud rs the Boston "Woman's
Bank. is not capable of other equally
fine strokes in the same direction by
and by. And as the offender in that
case found faithful allies among the
innocent of her own sex, who stoutly
defend her. and put money into her
hands, and denounced in the news
papers anybody who spoke ill Of her,
so for long time to come viii the
very inexperience of women heighten
and facilitate the guit of those partic-
ular sisters who are fraudulent. The
virtue of women, to be absolutely
secure. must have some thing more
than the negative production of ig.
norance. --Harper's Bazaar
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-09-28
A MARROW ESCAPE.
An Omaha burglars Terrible Experience
In Classic Boston.


First Omaha burglar-I tell you it's
awful the way things are in New En-
gland. twenty to thirty woman to
every man.
Second Omaha burglar.--l suppose
So All the men have come West.
Eyes, that's how it is"
''Did you get much Doodle thereP'
Yes; but | had narrow escape
once. noticed a lot of the finest dia-
monds you ever saw on Boston girl
Just going ont of the house 90 lecture
or something, and watched my chance
and got in aud hid under her bed.
You see was tbiGs.in' she would be so
interested in the lecture she went to
that she wouldn't think 10 look around
for burglars, you know"
Yes"
But when she came in the first
thing she did was to look under the
bed. and there she saw me. f"
.Did she scream or faintP"
"She just grabbed me with both
hand; and held on like grim death. y
..Ehp How did you get awayY'
II explained to her that | was al
ready married and she let me go. -
Omaha World.